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Posted: 10/19/2016 7:34:50 PM EDT

If I wanted to add one to my collection, how much should I expect to pay? Did they go up like the 91/30s?

Posted: 10/19/2016 7:35:47 PM EDT

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for the common 1943 date? 350-400

Posted: 10/19/2016 7:39:20 PM EDT

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I'm not looking to spend a bundle so a rare one might price me out of the market.

Posted: 10/19/2016 8:13:38 PM EDT

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for the common 1943 date? 350-400

I'm not looking to spend a bundle so a rare one might price me out of the market.

Likely. People pay stupid money for say one made out of an ex-dragoon or alike....$700-800! I don't get since they are all just post-war Bulgarian reworks and historically insignificant.

Posted: 10/19/2016 9:24:07 PM EDT

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Prices on 91/59's can vary depending on region and if the seller is up on Mosin prices. Izhevsk 1942-43 are the most common of course

Around here they are pretty common as Big 5 sold tons of them along with regular M38's so they show up regularly in the $ 150-250 range. I would not pay anywhere near 700 for one not even a Tula or hex recvr one.

If you are stuck buying internet ....expect stupid high prices.

Posted: 10/19/2016 9:44:59 PM EDT

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Prices on 91/59's can vary depending on region and if the seller is up on Mosin prices. Izhevsk 1942-43 are the most common of course

Around here they are pretty common as Big 5 sold tons of them along with regular M38's so they show up regularly in the $ 150-250 range. I would not pay anywhere near 700 for one not even a Tula or hex recvr one.

If you are stuck buying internet ....expect stupid high prices.

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Here you can't touch a 91/30 for under $180.

Posted: 10/19/2016 11:02:46 PM EDT

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If I wanted to add one to my collection, how much should I expect to pay? Did they go up like the 91/30s?

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Based on supply and demand 91/59s should be more expensive than a 91/30 because there are a whole lot less of them around. Even back in the day when 91/30s and M44s were plentiful and cheap M38s and 91/59s were very uncommon and tended to bring a few more bucks.

91/59s were still a great deal for shooters back in the day as they often were better shooters than M44s and cheaper than M38s and of course more convenient sized than a 91/30.

Posted: 10/20/2016 7:11:12 AM EDT

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Here you can't touch a 91/30 for under $180.

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Prices on 91/59's can vary depending on region and if the seller is up on Mosin prices. Izhevsk 1942-43 are the most common of course

Around here they are pretty common as Big 5 sold tons of them along with regular M38's so they show up regularly in the $ 150-250 range. I would not pay anywhere near 700 for one not even a Tula or hex recvr one.

If you are stuck buying internet ....expect stupid high prices.

Here you can't touch a 91/30 for under $180.

Yeah, 91/30s average from 215-250 these days, some places higher....

Posted: 10/20/2016 8:02:45 AM EDT

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Yea we do not have a Big 5 around here but we did have Roses so we see 91's pretty often .

Posted: 10/20/2016 3:28:31 PM EDT

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Here you can't touch a 91/30 for under $180.

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Prices on 91/59's can vary depending on region and if the seller is up on Mosin prices. Izhevsk 1942-43 are the most common of course

Around here they are pretty common as Big 5 sold tons of them along with regular M38's so they show up regularly in the $ 150-250 range. I would not pay anywhere near 700 for one not even a Tula or hex recvr one.

If you are stuck buying internet ....expect stupid high prices.

Here you can't touch a 91/30 for under $180.

Even AIM want $270 for a 91/30 now. On Armslist locally they go for around $300. I havn't seen a 91/59 for sale in a long time.

Posted: 10/20/2016 5:30:34 PM EDT

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I missed a 91/59 by five seconds at a show this weekend. Sad part is the guy who bought didn't know what it was, he just liked it better than the one with the bayonet ( Hungarian M44). I did get the M44

Posted: 10/20/2016 6:49:22 PM EDT

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There is one (1943) at my LGS that they want $349.00 for....I suspect it could be had for $300.00.

They got in a 1943 M44 refurb (laminate stock) on consignment for $285.00. Not that bad of a price but it was missing the cleaning rod and it had that ugly R-Guns billboard on the receiver.

Posted: 10/20/2016 9:46:39 PM EDT

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91/59 are a much better shooting rifle than 91/30 and m38/44 and therefore cost more.

I have picked up a few in the past including Hex and Tula for $300 but i haven't seen any this year.

The older converted m91 are m91/38 and get the $700+ prices. These are lass common than the 59s.

Posted: 10/22/2016 1:10:57 PM EDT

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There is one (1943) at my LGS that they want $349.00 for....I suspect it could be had for $300.00.

They got in a 1943 M44 refurb (laminate stock) on consignment for $285.00. Not that bad of a price but it was missing the cleaning rod and it had that ugly R-Guns billboard on the receiver.

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If my memory is working (insufficient coffee), finding a 91/59 with a cleaning rod was hit-or-miss, even when they were plentiful. I think mine didn't come with one. I suppose I should have bought more, at $75 back then.

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